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Aspen Found To Be Useful Wood Duliith, furniture cnn be made fro import trees nn the resii now process developed by nuluth mnn. formerly rpgardod only fi scrub true find use.el To matches, pulp p. C. MncDonnld, former Di luth' shipbuilder, discovered pro cc 3 the Is rut int boards', placed In a kiln nnd drlec 50 per cent. As reaul-t, the wooc I 3 no ft.

HRht and easily workable It is cut into narrow boards nnc clued to form panels. Aspen grows faster thim It currently being cut. Minnesota has Marly 8,000,000 acres, and them iiboi.it 6.000,000 acres! ouch in Michigan and Wisconsin. WOMAN N'AMKU Hartford woman htm been appointed 1 an 'iSNlstan-t director of nursinfT ftt tnc Middletown State hospital. The new appointee is Miss loin L.

Crumb. Also announced is the resignation Dr. Leonard A Mucci of New Britain. Personal Social 24 Tables Play At Woman's Club Membership Bridge Twenty-four tables were In play yesterday afternoon' at the annual membership dessert-bridge ol the Nauagtuck Woman's club'held in the American Legion Memorial Home, 21 Cedar street. In charge of the membership committee headed by Mrs.

Andrew M. Watson, brloge and dessert ar- 1 a thanks badge evening at) rnngoments were made by Mra. Receives Badge At Annual Girl Scout Dinner Miss Mildred Brown was award- Ollies Radiator Shop risosi'KCT ST. Union City utlhitor.s Ui'i'ulri-d, Ml and Work Culled For ami Delivered AM. WORK Ollle l.c Hui; I'l-op.

WELL I'LL BE DOG-GONE Don': be a dunce, learn the true economy and convcniertcu o( our modern laundry wsrv- Ice Here your laundry Slvcn exacting care returned to you fivsih. beautil'ully dour and our charges are mod- crate. AMERICAN LP UN DRY CO. PI no annual Girl Scout dinner held the Hotel Elton," Watcrbury, Irs. Armstrong Durr, who was vardccl a fivo-yenr 'numeral, pro- mot! the thanks badge.

Both received the awards in rec- of outstanding work in rl Scouting in the borough. Speaker for the evening was Ruth Osborne, a regional dl- ctor, who spoke on the subject, V.hy, Where, What and Who in Girl Scouting." Those attending from Naugatuck were: Mr, and John Eurke, Mr. and Wtllinru Butler, Mr, nr.tl Miw. Julius Ons, Mrs. Ralph Pierson, Mrs.

Murray Kugcll, Mrs. Ronald Jon.os, Mra. Durr ond Miss Brown. Attorney Visits With Relatives Atty. John H.

Kenney of Hartford, the week-end with relative! on North Main street. Montanari-Rado Auxiliary Meeting P'inal preparations for a Valentine dance to he held next month will be made at a meeting of the Unties' auxiliary, Montanari-Rado veterans, tonight at 7:30 o'clock in Christoforo Columbo hall. All members are requested to attend- Father Griffin In Florida The Pcv. Thomas M. Griffin, pastor ot St.

Mary's church, is spending an extensive vacation in Flor Ida. Johnson Street Couple Parents Mr. and Mra. Einar Sevcrson, 35 Johnson street, ai-e the parents of a daughter born at St. Mary's hospital, Watftrburv.

8-t Bcmlix Table Moital llniliii ROPHY'S Tel. 113 Sit. City NUird Night L'ntll O'clock Daughter Born At St. Mary's Mr. nnd Mrs.

ISdmond Shallnskas, Rockwell iiveiuic, are the pars ol' a claun'litor born at St. I Mui-y's hospital, Waterbury. I Celebrates Birthday airs. Thomas Walker of Beacon Vullcy road was honored Sunday on the occasion of her birth anniversary at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Zitzman nn East 'Waterbury road. A fam- i'y served followed by house. Watson assisted by Mra. Verne Grisamer, Mrs. 'John F.

Deegan, Mrs. Willis D. Merrill, Mrs, Donald Kirby, Mrs. F. S.

Cqnover, Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mrs. Robert W. Fenn and Mrs, Glenn F. Noble.

The 23 new members honored wore: Mrs. Edgar P. Green, Mrs. Hans Grlesbach, Mrs. Nelson French, Mrs.

Edward Lerman, Mrs, Fred Mowrey, Mrs. Cheater Randall, Bcrnette Reed, Mrs. Harold Turnbloom, Mrs. Emma Weaving, Mrs. William Spearin, Mrs.

William Loftus and Mrs. Thomas Moore, Jr. Mrs. John Russoll, Mrs. Arthur Thomos, Mrs.

Jdhn Helquist, Mrs. James L. Fanvu 1 Mrs. Con rad Llndahl, Mrs. Gustuve Jantse Mrs.

Edmund O'Neill, Mrs. Osca Worth, Mrs, Bernard Sullivan Mrs. Frank Stu-om, Mrs. Jame Petit, Mrs. Dominic Minicucci an Mrs.

James Moore. Mrs, George W. Carroll, prcs dent of the club, announced Gucs Nlg-ht will be held Feb. 3, wit Dr. Walter L.

Nathan to discus "Russia in the New World Order. Among those attending th bridge were: Mrs. Watson, Mrs Conovcr, Mrs. Grisamer, Mrs. Don aid Fowler, Mrs.

Wesley Coo, Mrs Mrs. Helquist, Mrs, John J. Carr, Mrs. Marshall Long, Mrs Harold Mrs. Maxwcl Bloom.

Mrs. G. Wigglesworth Mrs. G. Lewis, Mrs.

Conrad Lindahl, Mrs. George Painter, Mrs B. V. Olson, Mrs. Hildlng Olson Mrs.

C. F. Carlson. Mrs. K.

Sundholm, Mrs. S. M-ithcr, Mrs. Gordan Hatch, Mrs, C. Neklutin, Mrs.

Clayton A Houseknec-ht, Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. Fenn, Mrs. Gustavo F. Jansen, Honored On 80th Birthday Charles Kelson, 324 Park avenue recently was entertained on the oc ciusion of his 80th birth annlver" sar'y.

The guest of honor was the recip- ent of gifts and a buffet supper was served. Among those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Luskay, Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Nelson, Mr, and Mrs.

George Nelson. John B. Svenson, Aimer Svenson, Everett Svenson, Mr. and Mrs. Thurc Olson, Barbara Luskay, Ar- lerie Nelson, Robert and Louise Nelson, Charles Nelson, Lynne Johnson, the guest of honor and Mrs.

Nelson. Mrs. J. Kazanjian, Mrs. Shirley W.

Anna Racke, Mra, J. Bowman. Mrs. Tnoinas A. Lee, Mrs.

M. Rebello, Mrs. Farrar, Mrs. D. Marsh, Mrs.

A. H. Nelson. Mrs N. D.

Mrs. Stuart M. Boyd, Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Mrs. Carl Tooth-icker, Mrs.

Allen Trask, Mrs. Robert E. Scheibor, Mrs. Fred G. Abclo, Mrs.

Chester Boswort'h, F. L. Howard, Mrs. Clifford White, Mrs. Turnblom, Mra.

Milton Lent, Mrs. Bertha Rudder, Mrs, George'C. James Thurstors. Mrs. John Celebrates 6th Birthday Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Skehan of Earnum court, entertained Sunday afternoon at a party In honor of their daughter, Judy, who was celebrating her sixth birthday, The home was decorated with a pink and white color scheme. Games were played and prizes awarded. The guest of honor was the recipient of many gifts. Refreshments were served.

Among those attending were: Barbara Smith, Joan Berardl, Gladys Dolan, Jean Adams, Kathy Skehan, Kenneth Beardsley, Valechko, Anthony Berardi, Paul Bigetti, Brian Donnelly, Timmy Skehan, Mr. and Mrs. James Marzlln, Nora Curtln, Mary Skehan, Sadie Skehan and the guest of honor. Mrs. Norman Sears Guest Of Honor At Party Here Mrs: Norman Scars was guest of honor at a party held recently at Sullivan's Inn by co-workers of the Naugatuck.

Chemical. Mrs. Sears la retiring after 20 years service in the Chemical Reclaim laboratory. She was presented a gold watch by Miss Mary Pen-rose in of the group. A centerpiece spelling 20 in gold was used at the head table, with personal comic place cards being used, Mrs.

Sears also was the re- ipicnt of a corsage. 'Dr. E. F. Scou'tten was master ce.remonJes, with speakers In- luding Lester Gunn, Dr.

Nclafln udy. Jack Conway, Dale Embers, jee Stelnje, -Mr, Scars and Miss Pcnrose. Among those attending were: Helen Manauso, John Sitar, Andrew Sokoli, Joseph Kilbride, Joseph Rolakowski, George Emery, Harold Stinson, Donald McCoJlum, Donald Kirby, Charles Toft, Jean Woodside, James Kennedy, Clifford German, Joseph Hcarns. Oscar Blomquist, Raymond prole, Louis Sequenzia, Daniel Volpe, Edward Urashka, Stanley Gesseck, John Tltley, Norman Smith, Lorraine Reilly, William Albolis, Carl Beach, Genevieve Perzel, Edward Reilly, Milton Woodin, Marjorio Smith, David Painter. Rodney Barchey, W.

Glenn Kirby, William Hughes, Paul Nester, Mrs. Lillian Johnson, Mae Clark, -Ploss, Radio Station! Tour By Youth Fellowship The'Youth Fellowship of St. Michael's Episcopal church were guests Sunday evening at radio station WBRY. Cal Kolby conducted the group on a two-hour tour of the station. Those attending were invited to speak, play the piano, and sing in quartettes, while others remained in a specially enclosed Teletype machines and dialing- were explained.

Among those present were: Mar joric Brown, Thomas Walsh, Don aid House, Lois Hcrmonat, Lois Follett, Robert Hart, William Grieder, Jack Quint, Jean Camp bell, Gardner Wood, Myrna. Far row, Ruth Kopp, Stuart Weiss Donald Peet, Thomas Fitzgerald Beverly Klambt. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Klambt and Harold Stinson.

NACGATCCK NEWS TUESDAY, MW. II, Odd Death Figure Return From Florida Mr. and Mrs. William Cota of Car- roll street, have returned from a vacation in Florida. Marjorie, Morarity, Lillian Mr.

and Mrs. Embers, Thomas Fitzgerald, Rocco Mag- rianimo, Arthur Nauges, Louis Triano, Alleno Allen, Sabina Kloc, Constance Penrose, Daniel Montanari, Arthur De Biase. Mortorno, Michelle Visits In New York City Birthday Party Held Recently A birthday party was held recently in honor of Betty Ann Mazaika, daughter of Mr. and Mrs- Anthony J- Mtuaika, C2 Riverside drive. The table was attractively decorated in pink and white, and the guest of honor was the recipient of Corn Cob Treatment Makes Bearings Roll Philadelphia lowly corn cob, oftcc a worthless farm byproduct, that couldn't even be fed to n.

hog, tn now a valuable Industrial material. So important arc corn cobs to the manufacture of prccldon ball and roller bearings that SKF Industries uses more than 48,000 pounds of them a year. The reanon that corn cobs, when finely ground, high absorbent qualities and arc virtually 'ree of acids. that cause rust on highly polished steel. Balis, rollers md components of bearings arc Iroppcd revolving barrels full of ground "corn, cabs for.

drylngr. cleaning and polishing. ART STUDENT Anthony Tra basso, 18, died in a Brooklyn, N. hospital after he had been picked up unconscious on of the city's A bloody swastika and the word "Nazi" had been! carved into the flesh of bis chest. Police say his death was caused by injuries received when he leaped from rooftop and that the body lettering was self-inflicted.

rULl-COLOB SCENIC PICTURES many gifts. Among those attending were; Dorothy Gabanelli, Angela DeCarlo, Angela Presto, Lee Greisfaach, Joan and June HotchkisK, Lorraine Peck, Lynn Nardello, Connie Santaseri and the guest of honor. Attendants At Wedding- Mr, and Mrs. Harry V. Logah, 7.

Highland circle, were attendants at wedding- of Mrs- Logan's Miss Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Horan. and W- Francis Carrol), son of Police Chief and Mi's. Michael B.

Carroll, both of Meriden, which took place Saturday morning in Meriden. Entertained Miss Ruth schiessinger of Hi h- avenuc 'he week-end in New York city visiting her par- Mr, and Mrs. Peter Kaminskl, cnts avenue, Beacon Palls, recently entertained Miss Sally Ann of Ansonia. Jeacon Palls Teachers Meeting The Beacon Falls Teachers Long-uc will meet today at the ome of Miss Elizabeth Hilton, crby. Vanassc, Mrs.

Omai Charles Berger Medical Patient Charles Berber. -15 Rockwell av- e.nuc, is a mi'dic'il patient In th Watcrbury hospital, CJibbs. Mrs. Victor Anderson, Mrs. Ernest Adkins, Mrs.

William Lutz, Mrs. Russell Weaving, Mrs. Ecj- mun'd Gurrick, Mrs. Glenn Noble, Mrs. John Sutherland, Mrs.

Helen Whitlock. Mrs. James Lutze, Mrs. Howard Peet, Mrs. Robert Ford, Mrs.

GeorRC Schlosser, Mrs. John Tati- Mrs. Edmund O'Neill, Peltit. Mr.s. Oscar L.

Wlrth, Mrs, Mrs, Company. Long Ittand City. N. Y. franchisee! Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Bristol.

Conn. KOTE ROOFING We are holding our price So if your roof needs repairing have it done now before comes. BE SURE TO CHECK YOUR LEADERS and GUTTERS Sullivan, Mrs. W. G.

Kirby, Mrs. John P. Coe, Mrs. Donald L. Mc- Mrs.

Norris Fo'lett, Mrs. Thomas Lynch, Mrs. James E. Moore, Mrs. Harold R.

Perry, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Irving Cutting, Mrs. Martin Lynn, Mrs. James Klssane, Mrs.

Armstrong Durr, Mrs. Griesbach, Mrs. Green, Mrsi Arnold F. Lundin. Mrs, Morlo Hyde.

Mrs. Gcorpc Neal, Mrs, Henry Wrublewsk't, Mrs. Ernest DIMaria, Mrs, Paul M. Elliott, Mrs. William C.

Imholz. Shelton Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brothers of, bhcHon. were guests Sunday at the home or Miss Catherine.

Malone of GUBStS At Beacon Falls. Mrs. Brothers is the former Marie Brinckerhoffs Parents Of Son Mr. and Mrs. Robert B.

Brinckerhoff of Rubber avenuc, announce the birth of a son in the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Brinckcrhoff is the former Miss Marjory Melbourne. Spends Few Days In Hartford Mrs. Cornelius VanVlandren, 610 Rubber avenue, is spending- a few days in Hartford.

Camera Club Learns Process Instructions in the process sepia toning prints by the bleac! and re-develop method were g-iv-ei members of the Naupratuck High school Camera club last night bj Leon Sarin, instructor, at a regu lar mooting held in the high school. Mr. Sarin, former photo graphic officer in the Army Al Forces, is a faculty member. Party Fare Announce Birth Of Second Son Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas P. Flynn of Quinn street, anonunce the birth of their second son, Brian Peter, Jan. in the Waterbury hospital. Mrs. Klynn the former Beverly Parlon of Watcrbury.

Salem Lutheran Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the Salem Lutheran church will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the church hall. M. Barry Keegan Family Portraits 108 Bank St. Watorbury JoneN Morgan Bide. Tel.

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Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Andrew O'Toolc, 23 Carroll court, were at a wedding Saturday in Southbury. Navy Man Guest At Party Miles Sweeney, of the U. Navy, was honored Saturday night at a party held by friends and relatives at Kingsley's, Pastor Returns From Hospital The Rev.

Paul F. peating, pastor of St- Francis' church, has returned to the rectory after being patient at St. Mary's hospital, Watcrbury. Spent Month In Florida Charles Sirica of Phoenix avenue, has returned from a month's vacation in Miami, Fla. Cotton Hollow Man Engaged Mr.

and Mrs. Nunzio- Lcvegnale of Watcrbury, announce the enpage- nent of their daughter, Constance, Mrs. Louis Rcale of Cotton Hoi- Mrs. Louil Reale of Cotton Hol- ow. No date has been set for the wedding.

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